England have called up two replacement players after five members of Thomas Tuchel's squad withdrew, according to Goal.com. Cole Palmer, Declan Rice and two Manchester United players are among those to pull out, the outlet reports.
The Guardian describes the losses as five key withdrawals that have rocked the England manager. The New York Times reports that Marcus Rashford is also among the players to leave the squad, and that Morgan Gibbs-White has been called up in response.
The BBC confirms Palmer and Rice are among the five withdrawals. Sky Sports reports that Palmer stepped away from Tuchel's squad ahead of what it calls a long international break.
Goal.com's headline names the two call-ups as replacements but does not identify them beyond that in the available material. Gibbs-White is the only incoming player named across the reports summarized here.
The withdrawals leave Tuchel without several regular members of his squad for the upcoming fixtures. The reporting does not specify the reason for any of the absences, and no reason is given in the material available.
England's squad now includes at least one new face in Gibbs-White, with a second replacement also added per Goal.com. Further details on the second call-up were not included in the source material.
What to watch next: confirmation of the second replacement and whether any further squad changes follow before the international break begins.